Mega Millions and Powerball's soaring jackpots not only captured the imaginations of hopeful New Yorkers, but also contributed significantly to the state's public schools and small businesses, generating a total of $84.4 million. Brian O'Dwyer, chairman of the New York Gaming Commission, expressed excitement about the increase in jackpots, emphasizing that even those who don't win the jackpot still contribute to New York's welfare, adding Emphasized profits.
Jackpots continue to grow, with Mega Millions hitting $1.1 billion and Powerball hitting $800 million, and sales have already funneled $72 million into New York's education system and $12.4 million in fees to lottery retailers. We're pouring in dollars. These numbers highlight the Lottery's role in supporting both education and small businesses across the state.
The New York Lottery, known as North America's largest and most profitable lottery, continues its commitment to education by donating $3.7 billion in the last fiscal year. Additionally, the lottery promotes responsible gaming and provides support services to those in need. The continued success of the Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots not only brings excitement to players, but also tremendous benefits to the broader community.
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